okay. rob is tracking the storm and lots of rain on your radar. >> we are seeing the rain coming in and this is a mild system. if you stepped outside this morning, upper 50s to near 60. you can see the rain right around the ocean-facing side of the mountains. highway 17 into los gatos. light rain around dublin and pleasanton. fog mixed with light rain. napa and petaluma you see the rain. in the cierre the snow levels are high. up near 7,000 feet. you know you will see high snow levels with temperatures near 60. hour by hour, plan on a mild day. temperatures in the mid 60s and in terms of the rain, if you want to catch a break from the showers, it does look like right around midday in between weather systems, showers may ease off, but watch what happens as we head towards the late afternoon

into the evening. there comes the next round in. it may drop 3/4 of an inch of rain. we will let you know how long the rain will stick around in the weekend forecast in a few minutes from now. >> thank you very much. a developing story in san jose this morning. a police officer is injured and an all out manhunt an armed robbery suspect continues after a shootout on city streets. it started on highway 101 near 280 when police say officers spotted two men in a car that looked a lot like one used during four armed robberies used during the day. when officers tried to pull the car over, they sped off, leading officers on a chase. at that intersection, one of the suspects started shooting, grazing one officer as he ducked for cover. another officer in a second place car shot back hitting one suspect. the suspect ran away and was later caught and expected to

survive, but his friend, the other suspect, also ran away and is still on the loose. the suspects are believed to be involved in a crime spree including armed robberies at a pizza parlor and a fast food restaurant scattered throughout the city. police are investigating the 42nd homicide of the year. officers say a man was shot and killed in the parking lot of a 7-11 store on south keily boulevard. the motive is unknown. officers say they are not sure whether this homicide is connected to the pursuit and shootout we just told you about. in valet ho the 14-year-old accused of a violent sexual assault on a woman old enough to be his grandmother will be charged as an adult. he faces changes of attempted murder, robbery, and kidnapping in connection with thursday's attack. king abducted the woman at

gunpoint in the parking lot of a valet ho shopping center 5:00 thursday evening and force her to drive to another location where he sexually assaulted her and bound her and as she was unconscious, he dumped her on the side of the road. seniors are taking steps to protect themselves. >> you wait around for the police and they might get there after the fact. so people are going to have to start packing. >> during the two-hour ordeal, the teen used his own cell phone it call her family and demand a ransom which was not paid. the 65-year-old suffered serious injuries and is recovering at the hospital. the 14-year-old suspect is due to be in court on monday as an adult. was it all a big mistake? that's the question after a southern california man was arrested at the oakland airport. here's what happened. jeffrey mcgan was going through

security at lax when they saw a suspicious device. it was a watch that looked like a timing device for an explosive. the bomb squad was called in and determined it was not an explosive. >> he came in wearing a watch that had a toggle switch on it. it had fuses and had a circuit board and also had wires protruding from it. >> mcgan was wearing two sizes too big with a secret compartment carved out in the middle of the shoe. she charged with material to make a destructive device, but friends say this is a misunderstanding and she a unique artist. a stunning investigation as a sheriff's deputy is accused of robbing a bank and it's all caught on camera. we have photos of the crime in

progress. this man last wednesday went into the bank of america in the outer richmond district of san francisco and handed the teller a bank note demanding money and took off. >> the residents of san francisco expect the men and women in uniform to uphold the laws and serve and protect the community and the conduct of this defendant is deplorable and there will be serious consequences. >> he was identified through surveillance photos like this one in fingerprints. he faces felony robbery charges. the 36-year-old father of two recently filed for bankruptcy. if found guilty of a felony, he will be fired. >> per we know mothers give life, but how often do you hear of a child giving their mother life? a south bay teen used something she used in school two years ago to keep her mom alive. >> you are looking at a newman.

five days ago, i was hopelessly sad, wondering how i was going to raise a 17-year-old daughter on my own. >> an emotional larry dolan could not be happier spending time with his wife and daughter. they had the scare of a time on sunday. >> i brought the hamburgers in from the grill and she was on the couch stiff and purple and i started screaming for my daughter. >> i heard my dad call my name and never heard him say my name that loud. it sound like he was having a heart attack. >> lindsay took a look at her mother and jumped into action. >> i plugged her nose and made sure she had a clear throat and picked up her head so it wasn't leaning back and i blew in her mouth. >> she took a one-hour cpr class two years ago and knew how to breathe life back into her

mother. >> when i hear the story, i died. i couldn't believe it. my daughter saved my life? >> laurie has long qt syndrome. her heart stopped. she didn't breathe for 25 minutes. had he ever family came to the bed side because doctors didn't believe she would survive, but she pulled through and it may be because of lindsay. >> even the doctors were telling me without that, my wife would have been gone. >> doctors call this teen a hero. >> for makes me feel amazing. so close to her than i ever was. it's crazy. she's my mom and i love her. >> nbc bay area news. >> very nice story. in the east bay, a painful anniversary for the vallejo community. this morning a memorial honoring the officer on the steps of city hall. he was shot and killed a year

ago on a foot chase. the 19-year-old veteran was known for devotion to his family and community and colleagues. that memorial starts at 11:00 this morning. the killer will be in court later this month. more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, a man is behind bars for allegedly planning a copycat movie theater shooting at the screening of the new twilight movie. we will show you how police tracked him down, just ahead. plus, cutting crime one tree at a time. why more green in front of your house could make it safer.

good morning. look at the heavy drizzle coming down in san francisco this morning. this is not going to stop. our nbc food drive is at any safeway in your neighborhood. san francisco, you will see them

there. >> an eerie case of a missouri man in jail accused of planning a copycat movie theater screening at the twilight movie. police arrested 20-year-old after a tip from his mother. she alerted police that her son performed weapons similar to those used in the movie theater shooting and feared her son might try to replicate the crime. the suspect told them he bought a ticket to the sunday showing and planned to shoot people there. friends say the man has a history of mental illness. say goodbye to the twinkie, at least for now. the iconic american junk food is about to go extinct. they are going out of business. this hostess plant in oakland is among several across the country that will shut down. they cannot survive after a labor dispute with employees. they were first made in the thirds as a depression-era

treat. hostess hopes to sell the division, meaning that twinkies, ho hoes, dingdongs might be revised by a different country. much more ahead. a rare look at the past. we will show you the fossil found on a local beach and when you might be able to see it. >> if you are outside, you can't see much. san rafael right now with the rain flying into marin county in the north bay and plenty more rain in the forecast. we will have a look when we come back.

. good morning. looking live at san jose where the wind gusts were strong enough to dump over my heat lamp and umbrella. hope you remembered to secure yours. i know i didn't. they provide shade and a sense of security, but did you know that trees can change the value of your home and the safety of your family? today in the bay shows us how

tree cover can change your neighborhood. >> it turns out the trees along your street that you walk and drive bay my affect your more than you think. just ask this man who made it a mission to bring trees to his east san jose neighborhood. 1,000 trees over 15 years. why? it started with his neighbor. >> super bowl sunday, 1998 she came home and police cordoned oust area because of a shooting. >> they decided to focus on beautifying the street with the help of the local nonprofit. >> we planted 65,000 large trees in the last 15 years. >> and in the neighborhood, the effect was lightning-fast. >> i saw people intentionally staying and improving their house. >> an increase in property value is what u.s. forest service economist donovan found. he published studies and the

impact on neighborhoods. >> having a street tree increased the price of your home by about $7,600. >> that was the obvious question. >> what are surprised me is the effect it can have on things like crime or health. >> smaller tries were linked to higher crime, but larger trees seem to cut down on crime. >> what they do is signal to a potential criminal that a neighborhood is well cared for and should they commit a crime, they are more likely to get caught. >> this man said back in 1990 -- >> we planted approximately six trees. >> planting a few hundred trees wiped out graffiti. >> more activity on the outside and the less activity with gang members. >> for helped calm traffic. >> as many as half fewer car accident along tree-lined streets. >> the biggest find is the benefit to your health.

>> we found out women who lived in houses closer to open space or more trees within 50 meters of the house were less likely to have under weight babies it. may reduce stress that improves the birth out come. >> the power of trees is not just a numbers game. you can see sooe it in google images. it seems to define the lines of wealth. look at atherton. trees are one variable in a complex formula, but he hopes his research will influence city leaders when they decide how to spend their money. >> how can we make good decision fist we don't understand the benefits? >> plenty of believers say taking care of trees come as easily as eating and sleeping. >> i hope for the rest of my life. it's part of living. >> nbc bay area news. >> one more reason to drive over the hill to santa cruz. fossils believed to be more than

three million years old. it looks like a series of jagged rocks is a spinal cord of an extinct whale. they won't be excavated, but a tidal pool will get a lot of visitors next month because there is an extra low tide starting in mid-december that will leave the bones exposed. now rob joins us with a look at the forecast. we have our nbc bay area food drive. we will be scattered about. who will get the most rain? >> i think the north bay. we witnessed that in the last 24 hours near santa rosa. an inch and a half of rain. the trend will continue with the next batch that will sweep through late this afternoon and evening. it's muggy outside. you have rain fall and temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60. the winds out of the southeast. 15 to 30 miles per hour that will be the case through the

morning until about midday today. we have got rain off and on for the morning and you may notice a few sunny breaks and we catch a bit of a break. it's not going to last long. rain sweeping out by late afternoon and during the day sunday, we will catch clearing when the next batch sweeps through. the radar shows you how the moisture is sweeping in off the ocean. mainly light to moderate rain. light rain and wood side to west menlo park. light rain to pleasant and dublin. into san francisco, mainly heavy mist that is falling and more than mist for parts of the north bay. moderate showers there. snow near 7,000 feet and high snow levels that will drop late into tonight and tomorrow. the next batch of rain will sweep in out of the north bay towards 5:00 and 7:00, 8:00 and 9:00.

rain through the south bay. sunday doesn't look bad as the storm shifts to the north. that will continue monday into tuesday. sonoma county northward will see rain at times. the next 24 hours they pick up 3/4 of an inch of rain. san francisco and oakland with significant rain. a half inch expect for the next wave this evening. sierra locations over a foot of snow, but most will fall above 6,000 to 7,000 feet. temperatures are like one giant microclimate. upper 50s to mid 60s. rain easing up a little bit midday and sweeping back in for the evening and sunday showers early and clearing for the afternoon and the transition to the north bay or should i say the far north bay for monday into tuesday. wednesday get away day will look like more rain coming in, but for now, thursday, thanksgiving, into friday is drier. the main event is later on

towards this evening. >> i will be at the safeway store at hamilton in san jose. >> 1:00 to 2:00. >> i hear the pilots shop there occasionally. >> lots of famous folks. >> thank you very much, rob. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, he sweats to help others. >> this is really a boost for making me continue to get up in the morning. continue to run in the rain and swim outside in the dark. >> how one man turned triathlons into personalized charity work. that is next in the bay area proud exclusive. what are you doing there?

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motivation for others. nbc bay area introduces us to an east bay man with a unique inspiration to compete. it is today's bay area proud. >> on the bike jonathan uses in triathlons, there 24 gears. it's the rest of his life however where jonathan uses but a single speed. >> life is fast. >> husband, father, ceo, triathlete. the way he attacks life, you think there was something chasing him. in a way, there is. his disease. jonathan is a type one diabetic. >> you are constantly in fear of the diabetes i don't mind admitting. you have to take control of it. >> and training for triathlons sometimes as much as 16 hours a week, is one way jonathan learned to control his.

he has since successfully finished 11 triathlons, successfully transformed himself into a model. >> if you try hard, you can actually overcome the condition and prevent it overcoming you. >> still jonathan has an urge to do more. after completing this year's iron man uk, jonathan went in search of what that was. at the end of that search was a 6-year-old girl. >> watch where you put your feet. >> kyly is also a type one diabetic. like others, kiley was liking at to six injections a day for as far as her little eyes could see. jonathan saw a way around it. he used sponsorship money raised through the triathlon to give her something her family couldn't afford. her insurance company declined to pay for. it's an omni pod, the world's

first tubeless insulin pump. >> it's amazing. how do you say thank you to somebody that gave your child something that you couldn't give them. >> kiley and jonathan have seen each other a number of times since the donation and likely see each other many more. >> this is a boost for making me continue to get up in the morning and continue to run in the rain and swim outside in the dark. knowing that i can help raise money and help other children like kiley. >> two people brought together by a disease bonded for life by a desire to give back. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> very nice. much more ahead coming up. violence along the gaza strip continues. we have the latest and the search continues for two workers after an oil rig explodes in the gulf. dramatic new video, up next.

good morning. looking live at a dramatic shot of the bay bridge this morning. lots of heavy fog and drizzle. what rob likes to call hair spray rain. thanks for joining us this morning. wait until we go outside. it's like a chia pet. >> it's muggy out there. we have very saturated air that is being thrown into the air. you see condensation. you have rain showing up on the radar and you have light rain to moderate rain at times right there at the summit around hayward and union city. lighter rain around san francisco and parts of the north bay. temperatures, notice a trend. we will get into the mid 60s and

then by 5:00, things cooling off in the north bay because the next round after we lose the widely scattered showers that will taper off slightly by lunchtime. right at 7:00 is the next main event. we could see up to 3/4 of an inch of rain. fairly significant as the rain increases. a full look at the rest of the forecast coming your way in a few minutes. >> thank you very much, rob. new this morning, 200 air strikes by israel as violence along the gaza strip continues. people were killed in the latest attacks. that includes the headquarters of a rocket strike aimed at the holy city of jerusalem. they set off 500 rockets with some aimed at jerusalem.

the search continues for two workers still missing after an oil rig fire in the gulf of mexico. the coast guard has been searching through the night as federal investigators assess the impact as well. >> something just blew up. >> this is new video taken by a fishing crew as flame ripped through the oil platform. fire started as workers used a torch to cut an oil line on friday. four workers are badly burned and being treated at the hospital. 11 others are also injured. so far it appears no oil is coming from the well. the country of myanmar is getting ready for president obama's historic visit on monday. they are selling t-shirts and coffee cups visiting president obama's image. local business owners believe the visit will reinforce steps towards political and economic reform and bring prosperity to the country. president obama is expected to

meet with the president and with the country's opposition leader and will become the first sitting u.s. president to visit the country which is also known as burma. a developing story in san jose. a police officer now injured and an all out manhunt for an armed robbery suspect continues after a shootout on city streets. it started last night on highway 101 near highway 280 when officers spotted two men in a car that looked like one used in four robberies during the day. when they tried to pull the car over, they led the officers on a chase. at that intersection, one suspect got out of the car and started shooting, grazing an officer as he ducked for recover. another officer shot back, hitting one of the suspects. that suspect ran away and was later caught in a nearby neighborhood and expected to survive. the other suspect ran away and is still on the loose. the suspects are believed to be

involved in a crime spree including armed robberies in a gas station, a pizza parlor and a fast food restaurant scattered throughout the city. police are investigating the 42nd homicide of the year. officers say a man was shot and killed in a parking lot of a 7-11 store on kiely boulevard in west san jose. the suspects are on the loose and so far the motive is unknown. officers are not sure whether the homicide is connected to the pursuit and shootout. just in, this morning morgan hill police are releasing the name of a suspect accused of raping a teenage girl. officers are searching for a san jose resident. officers say cruz sexually assaulted an a kwaptance on tuesday. they have not released information about where he may be hiding out. a good steak dinner led to a break in a case and a bad night for one of the area's most

wanted gang members. the oakland police officer was eating dinner earlier at ruth's chris steak house when he spotted his entourage at a nearby table. officers were just in las vegas looking for the alleged gang member. after he left the restaurant, he was arrested without any incident. >> this was a text book perfect operation. no one got injured and the community got the message that we were out there and we care and we were able to be responsive. the message of his network and we are serious about the crime-fighting efforts and we will hold them accountable. >> he was involved in multiple shootings in oakland and a home robbery as well. new details in a stunning investigation. a san francisco's sheriff's deputy is accuse of robbing a bank and it's caught on camera. here's photos of the crime. this man is deputy phillip tong.

last wednesday they said the 36-year-old went into the bank of america in the outer richmond district of san francisco and handed the teller a note demanding money and left with $1700. >> the residents of san francisco expect their men and women in uniform to uphold the laws and serve and protect the community. the conduct of this defendant is deplorable and there will be serious consequences. >> investigators say he was identified through surveillance and fingerprints and faces felony robbery changes. the father of two who lives in pacifica recently filed for bankruptcy. a former police commander is behind bars on changes linked to a case of elder abuse. 36-year-old matthew was arrested yesterday at his pleasanton home and accused of using police authority to gain the trust of an 82-year-old man. he and his wife elizabeth placed

the victim's estate into a trust they controlled. police are searching for him. he is charged with criminal experience. he was booked into jail on several counts including grand theft, fraud, forgery and practicing law without a license. much more ahead on today in the bay. dramatic video as thousands of lightning strikes light up the sky in australia. there might be an ap for it, but is it legal in a bay area start up might be forced to hit the brakes. why ride sharing is so controversial.

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take a step forward and chase what matters. . looking live at some of our visitors, someplace else in san francisco along the embarcadero. rain doesn't matter if you are visiting the beautiful city by the bay. they act like taxiys, but they aren't and that is the problem

with the aps attracting thousands of users and also state regulators who say they are illegal. we have more on how one new start up is navigating the roadblock. >> there lots of choices when it comes to getting around in the bay area. in san francisco they roll into traffic in july for an on demand ride service. >> this is the evolution of a bulletin board that existed on college campuses. >> here added smart phone technology and they are calling for rides paying a donation. >> we are seeing thousands of roads in the community. >> they're are signing up dozens of drivers. when she is working she rolls up in the car sporting a signature pink mustache. >> the passengers are all great people. i haven't given anyone a bad

rating. that's part of the system. passengers rate me and you rate passengers. there is some safety involved. >> she is not the only one worriyed about safety. the public utilities commission is zeroing in on lyft, uber and side car and adding a $20,000 fine for illegally operating, citing concerns about proper licensing and insurance. they said it's following the rules. >> we have an insurance policy that covers the individuals that are using the platform. the pc for the entities that they regulate has a requirement of 750,000. >> lift is not a taxi company. it's merely a platform that lets passengers and drivers connect so the regulations don't apply. drivers are put through dmv and back ground checks and hopes lift can work through the roadblock. >> it's innovative and i don't

know that they want to be punished for that. it doesn't seem right. >> it may be a bumpy road ahead. nbc bay area news. >> they are appealing the fine and said staff is meeting with them and plans to continue operating. still ahead on today in the bay, house minority leader nancy pelosi collects on a wager involving the san francisco giants. we will show you what she won. >> very nice. a view of san jose where we need our windshield wipers in the south bay. we are waking up to rain and wind. we will let you know what to expect for the weekend when we come back.

. >> welcome back. a live picture in san francisco. looking at the embarcadero, things looking damp this morning. we had light rain falling throughout the morning. wet roadways and gray skies. that may ease up a little bit as

we head towards midday before the next major event in terms of the rain sweeping in. another thing you will notice is how muggy it is. the rain falling and temperatures that are in the upper 50s to near 60 around half moon bay. speaking of san jose, it is a gusty morning. winds at the airport east-southeast at 16. gusts close to third. it will be breezy and muggy for the morning with the areas of lighter rain. midday a brief break may get a mix of sun. raindrops out and improving continues through the afternoon. r radar shows lighter rain to areas south of san jose. around the santa cruz mountain and it is rain into the east bay hills into pleasant ton and the lighter rain around san francisco. back to the golden gate and the swiss cheese effect on the

satellite and radar. here comes the next band of showers that will sweep in. that will make the rain more widespread as we head through the afternoon. temperatures here hour by hour, notice what we are seeing. numbers starting to cool there as the next round of rain starts to drop in. there it is. 6:00 in late afternoon. north bay into san francisco and spilling into the south bay between 8:00 and 10:00 this evening and into sunday, things dry out. the storm track lifts off to the north and only the north bay will be affected by showers in northern sonoma county through tuesday and into wednesday, the raindrops in on us once again. the totals for the north bay are extensive. 3/4 of an inch and less as you expect to see around san jose as we head towards the evening. rain increasing towards the evening into overnight. sunday we catch a break for the afternoon. showers early and clearing and showers for the far north bay

monday into tuesday and the rain comes back into wednesday. the pattern is not too bad. towards thanksgiving. the travel day may be impacted. the biggest part in time for the san jose state spartans taking on byu. we will see rain sweeping through around game time. >> that is a big game. we are looking forward to seeing you at our way stores for the food drive. >> 1:00 to 2:00. >> thanks. amazing video out of australia this morning. 4,000 lightning strikes reportedly hit near brisbane in a severe storm. more than 6,000 homes without power in the central business district that was battered with strong winds and heavy rain. some areas flooded and cars washed away. trees were just ripped up.

more storms in the forecast for tomorrow. more ahead for you on today in the bay. a major up instead college sports. here's a weekend calender. >> good morning. lots to do in the bay. we will start off with the end of the world. the folks at the mayan festival they address it on the front payment. since it is 2012, we would say we do not believe in the world's end. on the contrary, we believe this is the beginning of a new cycle that transforms all matter. held at two locations, go to mayan festival.com and feel good about buying a 2013 calendar. at least one of them during the season, it is the time for the indian community's new year under the direction of talented

dancers that perform dances from south india. come to learn about the stories they can tell without saying a word. today at 3:00 p.m., cupertino community hall. in gilroy you can say tuna christmas. at the actor's theater, 22 characters for two actors to play them. fast-paced comedy. this is special to me. this is a fund-raiser for parkinson's research and two women who are special to me. one of the leads in the play and likely someone in your circle as well who can benefit from parkinson's research. come out to the local safeway stores with the food drive. i will be at the warm spring store. make a difference today in the bay.

>> good morning. looking live at the folks who are well-prepared for the rainy weather.

we are getting the bulk of it now. tapering off and picking up again for your thanksgiving travel. house democratic leader nancy pelosi is a big giants fan. she received goodies thanks to the world series victory by her hometown baseball team. before the world series started, pelosi and house democrats made a bet on the out come between the giants and the tigers. we know what happened. pelosi enjoyed them and they made soda and chips and hot dogs given to her by four michigan democrats. that might have been the best part for her. a big upset in the world of college basketball. the number four-ranked stanford cardinal beat the number one ranked team in honolulu. they beat baylor in a nail biter at 71-69 that snaps the amazing win streak of 42 games. it is back to work as usual for

49ers head coachs the team prepares for the minute night game. he underwent a minor procedure earlier this week to correct an irregular heartbeat. he started experiencing chest pain on wednesday, but the procedure was mainly precautiona precautionary. as for alex smith, she on track to start against the bears on monday night, but has not officially been cleared for contact. smith practiced in a non-contact capacity for a third straight day yesterday and he is progressing well and doctors will continue to monitor him before clearing him to play. the bears quarterback jay cutler has been ruled out for the game. both suffered concussions last week. still ahead on today in the bay, say hello to this face? how can you? you can make him yours.

. a few lucky families receive the gift of a time. habitat for humanity will dedicate five homes that are part of the neighborhood revitalization program. that program is designed to help neighborhoods hard hit by foreclosure and create responsible home ownership opportunities for working bay area families. the dedication ceremony will take place at one of the homes at 10:00 this morning. habitat for humanity has built 39 homes in the two cities in the past 23 years. this morning we have some special guests from pets in need. lisa simmons is here with a cute pap yon. >> definitely has the look about her. she is an adult. she is fully grown and between 1 and 2 years old. a great travel companion.

quiet in the car and settles right in. >> when you bring them in, we have the robotic cameras and the floors, and sometimes they get nervous. she seems at home. >> sheer adjusted very quickly. a big universe expands every day for them. >> you think good with kids? >> i do. probably not toddlers, but older. >> tough on everybody. they are. if you want more information about her or any of the other great pets, go to gets in need.org. thank you so much for coming to the bay and happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> see ow thanksgiving. we understand. if you are planning to do grocery shopping today, you have a great opportunity to help those in need. teaming up with safeway stores across the bay area for the annual end hunger now food drive.

it benefits local food banks. how can you help? all you have to do is go to your local safeway and purchase a prepacked bag of food for $10. that one bag provides about eight meals for a family in need. where you buy it, that's where it stays. it's a great cause. i will be on hamilton avenue in san jose. rob will be in danville and jessica will be in pleasant ton and all of our colleagues will be where they live. if you can't get a chance to get out today, donate between now and christmas day. we of course want to remind you that we are following a developing story in san jose. a police officer injured in a shootout last night. suspect still at large and police are still looking for them. if you know anything about that situation, definitely call san jose police. we want to thank you so much for making us a part of your

morning. more local news for you tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00 and all day long at nbcbayarea.com. she ready for her forever home. pets in need.org is where you can find more information. wool post her cute picture on facebook. how about that? have a great day and stay safe and see you back here tomorrow.

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